I hate SAND, but enjoy being a Medic.

Three things to worry about while in the air; elevation,space,and landing.

Anyway you can walk away from a jump without a limp or blackout is an immense pleasure with relief toward another day.

Airborne.

Airborne jumps from the past.

M.O.U.T

We had an Airborne operation the other day with a heavy drop (vehicles parachute). Unfortunatley, one of the humvees "burned in". An average humvee weighs 14000lbs. To hear and see this vehicle come down without a chute was MESMERIZING!

Here's a pic of the leftover.

Before/After

Just got back from the worse time of my life, ever. Only was able to take these photos before my cell phone was put away for months. Loss 40lbs and hearing in my right ear. Through all the deprevation I now know my limits and myself better. It was a tunnel of despair everyday and I'm glad I did it. Here's a stream regarding it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzg3_LC3bGU&feature=PlayList&p=9BE36FE1A0922642&index=0&playnext=1

and another one that cracks a smile.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzbr6fPDmkE

I would have had graduation pictures, but my family went to the wrong graduation at Ft. Benning. They went to the R.I.P graduation and not the Ranger School graduation. I'll get some more pics from a friend in a few weeks once he comes back from con leave. EnJOY!!!

Two types of planes we jump from. One is a c130 and the other is a c17. Guess which one is which? More to come.Enjoy the Holidays!